Open world is severely overrated

For me personally cryptocurrencies solve the problem of Russian money not being accepted anywhere because of one old megalomaniacal moron

Perplexity.ai

Huh, this one looks pretty cool. Is it good enough to use as a default search engine, or would it still be better to leave google for it?

I mean, it’s always been like that here. It’s a really poor country, most people don’t have money to play games. Regional prices make it a bit easier, but after russian money stopped being usable internationally, most people returned to piracy

Bigotry.

Well, maybe except “Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t know / didn’t think that this is shitty thing to say”, these at least can be educated

Post rock, synthwave, japanese jazz. I also love hard rock, but don’t listen to it too often, because I can’t listen to it while I’m working

Windows 10, even despite me being a software developer. It’s just more convenient than to bother with Linux, and Android Studio works on Windows just fine

I don’t agree, /s is immensely useful for neurodivergent people, some of which cannot recognize sarcasm at all.

Also, really often something that is “obvious sarcasm” for you is a genuinely held belief by someone online. Nothing is too ridiculous for the internet

Is there even a total karma counter anywhere at all?

As another software developer, yeah I get it :3

I think, I have finally found a way to manage my tab hoard. I save tabs that I want “for later” into Toby (neat bookmark manager, but not perfect, I’d like to write some myself at some point), and my immediate backlog is in TabWrangler (extension that closes tabs after 20 minutes of inactivity but keeps the link if you want to restore it)

Some good communities are still there, and it’s bearable to use from desktop using old.reddit.com. Also deleting account would mean deleting saved post history, which I’d rather not lose yet, there are some good resources there

Blahaj zone is explicitly and deliberately queer friendly, and a bit more lenient than beehaw

Was this a typo, or a funny joke on software development?